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- Tori Hope Petersen is the bestselling author of her memoir “Fostered,” and her new book, “Breaking the Patterns that Break You.” She is a sought-out national speaker and Bible teacher, encouraging women, moms, children coming from hard places, and those struggling with mental health.
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Sep 5, 2022 · Mrs. Universe Tori Hope Petersen, a former foster child who defied the odds set against her at an early age, is a Christian foster youth advocate known for offering hope to children and encouraging adults to answer the call to provide a loving home to children in desperate need of stability.
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3 days ago · Tori Hope Petersen is the bestselling author of her memoir “Fostered,” and her new book, “Breaking the Patterns that Break You.” She is a sought-out national speaker and Bible teacher, encouraging women, moms, children coming from hard places, and those struggling with mental health.
Sep 7, 2022 · Tori Hope Petersen grew up feeling like no one had her back. The Ohio native entered the foster care system when she was just 3 years old. Her mother chose life after sexual assault, but ultimately could not provide the stability that the young girl needed.
Jun 21, 2022 · Tori Hope Petersen is the author of Fostered: One Woman’s Powerful Story of Finding Faith and Family through Foster Care (August 2022). [ This article is also available in español. ]
May 8, 2023 · Tori Hope Petersen is a former foster youth letting her Abba be known. She is passionate about foster care reform, adoption advocacy, vulnerable populations, and seeing the love of God change people's lives!
Aug 30, 2022 · I want people to see the foster community as God sees them. He sees them as the beloved children of God that they are. Learn more about Tori Hope Petersen and her advocacy work....
Oct 18, 2022 · Fostered is the true story of Tori Hope Petersen and her experience living with a physically and verbally abusive mother and then in 12 foster care programs. Tori mentions in her book that statistically she shouldn't have graduated high school with great grades.
